Good morning light! I'm glad that you found Daily Strength. What are you studying? Have you had any therapy? Do you have insurance? I think you can be on your parents' insurance until you're 26. Is that an option?

My University had a mental health clinic you could
go to for free or a low cost. Don't remember which,
it was a long time ago. You could look into it.

Welcome, Light. This is a good place to talk about what is bothering us and give support to others. I go through spells of loneliness myself but I am much older than you. What I do is write pen to paper in a journal book. I list out all my feelings and ideas and stuff. I name my feelings from that day. It helps me a lot and takes the burden off my mind. I also suggest you get to the mental health clinic at your university. Or the local mental health government program or department in your city or county. There are lots of support groups where I live with the non-profits that help with mental health issues. Like I already said, please write on here, respond to other people's posts and let us know how you are doing. Am going to send you a friend request so you know you are not alone on here.

Hello light I agree with the others to check the mental health resources at your UNI. They're there for that and loneliness is common. I want to encourage you to look into the many, many clubs and groups. Honestly there is something for everyone. Music, Arts, Gaming, Religions, Exercise, Politics, Frisbee, Hiking, Travel, Reading. It goes on and on.
There are even groups for loneliness.
You may be thinking, "Why would I join a group? I don't know anyone there" And you know what, in 5 minutes you'll know people.
Reach out. You aren't alone.

Maybe you would feel better if you could if you could find someone or something you can relate to and find worthwhile. As others have said, clubs and societies might be worth a try. You might even be able to find someone in your class to discuss the subject you are studying..

I have some clients who come to see me just to get motherly attention and care. They know that I listen to their concerns, wishes and dreams and that they are safe with me. Many of them are feeling lonely but with me they feel heard and cared for.
Communication is everything. So I encourage you to open up to someone you can trust and tell your story, concerns and dreams. It will take a burden off your shoulder and open doors and opportunities.